Kazakhstan’s Energy Ministry coordinates Karachaganak gas processing plant project
The meeting covered early design, a gas pipeline and commercial terms for handling raw gas.
A meeting chaired by Kazakhstan’s Deputy Energy Minister, Kaiyrkhan Tutkyshbayev, focused on the planned Karachaganak gas processing plant, with capacity of up to 5 billion cubic metres of gas a year. Participants discussed technical and commercial issues related to the project.
A meeting chaired by Kaiyrkhan Tutkyshbayev, Deputy Minister of Energy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, discussed the construction of the Karachaganak gas processing plant, designed to process up to 5 billion cubic metres of gas a year.
Representatives of JSC NC QazaqGaz, shareholders in the Karachaganak project, the West Kazakhstan Region administration and the Competent Authority (PSA) took part.
The participants reviewed early design work, construction of a gas pipeline, the connection point and arrangements for measuring raw gas.
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They also discussed commercial terms, including the Evacuation Service Agreement, the Evacuation Service Fee and the terms for transferring raw gas.
The Energy Ministry says it is monitoring the project and coordinating stakeholders to address technical and commercial issues in a timely manner.
